Constructive Effort In Viet Nam Lodge Sets To Work On Terms Of Peace Pact
In Saigon amid war fatigue, Ambassador Lodge develops a framework for a ceasefire and peace terms. The plan probes who to negotiate with, guarantees, UN roles, and how to police any truce while continuing military operations.
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Lodge
James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Ambassador Lodge
United States
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
General Lansdale
Viet Nam
Better Than Car Judge Gives Family Break
In Girard Kansas AP report a juvenile judge sentences Mrs Artie Morris 30 and her 15 year old son Paul to jail for mercy to prevent them living in a car. Morris receives 90 days while Paul’s status and future remain undetermined.
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Girard, Kan
Artie Morris
Paul
Richard Loftswold
Crater Erupts in Hawaii on Christmas Eve
Aloi crater in Kilauea on Hawaii Island erupted unexpectedly at 9 30 p m Friday night in red and orange lava fountains. Minor earthquakes continue in the area as the crater cools today about 30 miles southwest of Hilo with the eruption simmering down.
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Nile
Hawaii
Aloi
Kilauea
Hawaii Island
Hilo
Car Crash Injures Murphysboro Man Near Wolf Lake
Harry O. Myers aged 39 of Murphysboro was seriously hurt when his car hit a freight train at the Missouri-Pacific crossing and Forest Road near Wolf Lake at 5 55 p m He was transported to St Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau Missouri with major injuries state police said
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Harry O. Myers
Murphysboro
Wolf Lake
Myers
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Missouri-Pacific
Pakistan imposes trade ban with Rhodesia except committed goods
Rawalpindi reports the government bans all export and import with Rhodesia while excluding goods for which irrevocable commitments exist. The move targets white ruled Rhodesia as part of sanctions. The policy affects trade flows but preserves previously signed obligations.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Rhodesia
Yugoslavia and UAR Sign 1966 Trade Pact
Belgrade Yugoslavia and the United Arab Republic signed a 1966 pact to boost trade beyond the current 40 million dollar level to 50 million dollars annually.
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Tito
Nasser
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United Arab Republic
Police Briefs From Chester and Sparta Speeding Fines
Chester resident Gregory S. Ward was fined 10 dollars for speeding. Sparta resident Eugene W. Moore was fined 20 dollars for speeding.
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Chester
Gregory S. Ward
Sparta
Eugene W. Moore
Bob Hope Cheerfully Visits Troops in Saigon Stage Show
Bob Hope and 11 entertainers perform for more than 10,000 Allied servicemen at Tan Son Nhut air base, Saigon. Hope jokes about draft card and hotel, praises U.S. policies, and recalls a deadly 1965 Brinks explosion nearby as VIPs and troops applaud for an encore by Jack Jones and Jerry Colona.
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New York Times
Saigon
Bob Hope
Tan Son Hut
Carroll Baker
Anita Bryant
Diane Lynn Bates
Les Brown
Southern Methodist University
John Mathis
United States
Viet Nam
U.S.O
Hope
Southeast Asia
Brinks Bachelor’s
V.I.P
North
Jack Jones
Jerry Colona
Sato Seeks Nuclear Arms Pact and U.S. Asia Policy Support
Premier Eisaku Sato told James Reston that Japan and the United States share broad views on China and Vietnam and that Japan prioritizes security. He urged a universal treaty to curb nuclear arms while preserving protections for nonnuclear powers and said Japan would provide only moral support in Vietnam under current conditions.
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Eisaku Sato
United States
China
Viet Nam
Japan
Sato
Eisaku
James Reston
New York Times
Kosygin
Shastri
Reston
Robert Trumbull
Tokyo
Republic of Korea
Peking
United Nations
U. S
Johnson
Washington
South Viet Nam
Jailed Negro Tyrone Collins Freed After Protests in Mobile
Tyrone Collins, 19, seized in Norristown by Mobile bondsmen, was released on $8,700 bond from Mobile County Jail. Pennsylvania Governor Scranton pressed Alabama to return him. Mobile officials called the release routine. Collins, held on assault with intent to murder, disputed the Norristown arrest details.
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Mobile
Ala
Tyrone Collins
Pennsylvania
Ray Bridges
Collins
Vernon Crawford
Crawford
Alabama
Pennsvania
William W. Scranton
George Walace
Richard S. Schwiger
Norristown
Mobile Bonding Co
Frederick R. Anderson
Stonie Stewart
Bonding Company
Hosmer denounces Johnson arms cuts amid deterrent concerns
Rep. Craig Hosmer warned that Johnson administration plans to scrap 425 bombers and cut megatonnage by up to 58 percent, while proposing to add 210 bombers and 360 missiles by 1971 to offset losses. He cited LeMay skepticism on the FB 111 and questioned if reduced retaliation could invite a Soviet first strike. He also alleged military leaders are gagged, hindering judgment on deterrence shifts.
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Washington
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Johnson Administration
Soviet Union
Hosmer
House Republican Conference
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force
Curtis E. LeMay
McNamara
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